lesley brinkley is live wh us right now with a look at how student in the valley are helping. you got some friends with you lesley? >> reporter: i sure do. this is basically a sanctuary here with over 700 animals being cared for 24/7 by ffa students, that's future farmers of america. those goats and llama were all trapped in areas of fire zone, they were all rescued and now have no home to go home too. a flock of chickens, goats galore, no one knows their names. >> they wereescued off of fire zones from atlas fire. some came from california near calistoga. >> all these animals, if we wouldn'tp and had this facility all these animals wouldn't behere. >> reporter: but they need to eat. and central valley ffa students trucked in three truck loads of supplies like hay and feed toda special dplielivery. >> when you're driving up here on the highway you see vineyards burned all the way to the ground. it's great to support soone who's just loss everything. >> someone like tray hen nas. >> seeing the trailers roll up and kids jumped out to help it's s amazing. >> reporter: tray's fami

in oakland i'm lesley brinkley. abc 7 news. >>> the future of storage on trains, a public poll closed a month ago. this is the option cal train will go with it it's slr to how bikes are stacked onboard but the e length trick train -- so far test vote that has gone as between monterey and so know may county has found low levels of acid in crabs. last year it started in mid-november. in 2015 the season was halted due to algae blooms along the coast. >> something else that's very encouraging. a lot going on this weekend and good weather to enjoy it. >> spectacular weather is the only way to describe it. here's a look at live doppler 7. under bright skies right now, we have lovely conditions. this is the view from our camera here in san francisco. 78 degrees in san francisco. 77 oakland. 75 mountain view, 81 san jose, 86 gilmore, 63 at half moon bay. this is the goldengate where skies are clear. one more live view of the setting sun from our east bay hill's camera. he'll have mild to warm weather through monday. fire da

. >> here's lesley brinkley with the story. >> reporter: this was hidden valley satellite school. kindergarten through 2nd grade, it's gone. it's hard to discern what was one desks or playground. these schools will go to hidden valley elementary where the school psychologist lost his own home. >> at least two people on county to deal with mental health support. >> 144 kids lost their home and our school site. yeah about 80 some odd kids are going to come and join us and we welcome them with open arms. >> you all have to be the ones, if you're in a place to be the rocks for everyone else. >> reporter: an army of counsellors started bracing for schools to start back up. >> one over the thing the school is concerned about is the text books and musical instruments, and things that are precious to them that they're worried about. and what we told them is not to worry about that. >> reporter: schools and the fire zones are not losing out on state funding because they're closed nor will they have to make up for lost days. schools have to be scrubbed for soot and smoke damage. >> we have

in oakland i'm lesley brinkley. abc 7 news. >>> the future of storage on trains, a public poll closed a month ago. this is the option cal train will go with it it's slr to how bikes are stacked the e length trick train -- so far test vote that has gone as between monterey and so know may county has found low levels of acid in crabs. last year it started in mid-november. in 2015 the season was halted due to algae blooms along coast. >> something else that's very encouraging. a lot going on this weekend and good weather to enjoy it. >> spectacular weather is the only way to describe it. here's a look at live doppler 7. under bright skies right now, we have lovely conditions. this is the view from our camera here in san francisco. 78 degrees in san francisco. 77 oakland. 75 mountain view, 81 san jose, 86 gilmore, 63 at half moon bay. this is t goldengate where skies arear. c one more live view of the setting sun from our east bay hill's camera. he'll have mild to warm weather through monday. fire danger increases this

abc 7 news reporter lesley brinkley with the fire fight from the air. >> reporter: deion and dan, let me emphasize, napa valley's 25 miles long, 2.5 miles wide. the particular stretch north of oakville grade, home to some of the the beloved wineries. people love to come up and check them out. they are still safe and sound today thanks to the efforts of firefighters. you can see the smokey mess it is up the hill west of napa valley. the fog visual all day long. >> the stag gert family is -- >> it's been an emotional roller coaster because you don't know who is getting hit with the fire next. >> reporter: they're 7 oacre lot includes a winery, they moved out all their furniture and art work. they hired three water trucks to wet down the perimeter. they have a lookout staged on highway 29 and bought a pump for their pools. >> we called our insurance company and they sent out private fire departments. >> private. >> private. a lot of people don't know they're here but they are. a lot of guy says there's a watch on 300 houses. we have had people staying here all week but we don't know if i

lesley brinkley is live with us right now with a look at how student in the valley are helping. you got some friends with you lesley? >> reporter: i sure do. this is basically a sanctuary here with over 700 animals being cared for 24/7 by ffa students, that's future farmers of america. those goats and llama were all trapped in areas of fire zone, they were all rescued and now have no home to go home too. a flock of chickens, goats galore, no one knows their names. >> they were rescued off of fire zones from atlas fire. some came from california near calistoga. >> all these animals, if we wouldn't have got up and had this facility all these animals wouldn't be here. >> reporter: but they need to eat. and central valley ffa students trucked in three truck loads of supplies like hay and feed today. special dplielivery. >> when you're driving up here on the highway you see vineyards burned all the way to the ground. it's great to support someone who's just loss everything. >> someone like tray hen nas. >> seeing the trailers roll up and kids jumped out to help it's s amazing. >> rep

. >> here's lesley brinkley with the story. >> reporter: this was hidden valley satellite school. kindergarten through 2nd grade, it's gone. it's hard to discern what was one desks or playground. these schools will go to hidden valley elementary where the school psychologist lost his own home. >> at least two people on county to deal with mental health support. >> 144 kids lost their home and our school site. yeah about 80 some odd kids are going to come and join us and we welcome them with open arms. >> you all have to be the ones, if you're in a place to be the rocks for everyone else. >> reporter: an army of counsellors started bracing for schools to start back up. >> one over the thing the school is concerned about is the text books and musical instruments, and things that are precious to them that they're worried about. and what we told them is not to worry about that. >> reporter: schools and the fire zones are not losing out on state funding because they're closed nor will they have to make up for lost days. schools have to be scrubbed for soot and smoke damage. >> we have

i'm lesley brinkley abc 7 news. >>> it's deadly quiet in one neighborhood in santa rosa called coffey park. homes burned to the ground. vick joins us live with their story. >> reporter: well, this is what's left of coffey park, take a good look. there's a subdivision about two mles from santa rosa, thousands of people live here. or i should say thousands of people used to live here. looks like somebody dropped a bomb. >> yeah, i don't know where to go from here. be a long road. >> reporter: yesterday, this was for many a story of loss. today for them, its becoming a st of recovery of the stark reality for those who have return returned that their lives have changed. the mall people visited is like a ghost town, mcdonald's, apple bees, ar byes all gone. there is what it looked like before, this is the reality now. >> arm gedeon. >> looks like a bomb went off in this area. >> and the winds were blowing so hard the gusts were coming south like 60 miles per hour. there's nothing you can do -- >> reporter: but run. >> and we heard people yelling for help, open the door and all you saw was

i'm lesley brinkley abc 7 news. >>> it's deadly quiet in one neighborhood in santa rosa called coffey park. homes burned to the ground. vick joins us live with their story. >> reporter: well, this is what's left of coffey park, take a good look. there's a subdivision about two mles from santa rosa, thousands of people live here. or i should say thousands of people used to live here. looks like somebody dropped a bomb. >> yeah, i don't know where to go from here. be a long road. >> reporter: yesterday, this was for many a story of loss. today for them, its becoming a story of recovery of the stark reality for those who have return returned that their lives have changed. the mall people visited is like a ghost town, mcdonald's, apple bees, ar byes all gone. there is what it looked like before, this is the reality now. >> arm gedeon. >> looks like a bomb went off in this area. >> and the winds were blowing so hard the gusts were coming south like 60 miles per hour. there's nothing you can do -- >> reporter: but run. >> and we heard people yelling for help, open the door and all you saw w

lesley brinkley live with more on how these seniors extended a helping hand to one another. >> reporter: these residence welcomed strangers as you said at senior complexes all across the east bay. in some cases i was told they offered for the the evacuees to stay in their bedroom as their guest as they slept the night on their recliner chair or sofa. i wen to two compounds, i met a couple who were evacuees themselves back in 1992 during the fire storm so they know how it feels. >> this couple had to flee their open hills home 26 years ago. now they enjoy the company of a 87 santa rosa vac wee for eight days. he slept on their few ton. he was one of 77 seniors who took refuge. >> when we watched the t.v. we realized we were playing a small part in this event of some people who were watching all over the world. >> after three days on a shelter of an army cot needed some physical therapist and we were able to do that for them. being given the opportunity to care for those that we don't know was a gift. >> reporter: byron park and walnut creek it was a similar scenario, scrambling to get be

abc 7 news reporter lesley brinkley with the fire fight from the air. >> reporter: deion and dan, let me emphasize, napa valley's 25 miles long, 2.5 miles wide. the particular stretch north of oakville grade, home to some of the the beloved wineries. people love to come up and check them out. they are still safe and sound today thanks to the efforts

lesley brinkley live with more on how these seniors extended a helping hand to one another. >> reporter: these residence welcomed strangers as you said at senior complexes all across the east bay. in some cases i was told they offered for the the evacuees to stay in their bedroom as their guest as they slept the night on their recliner chair or sofa. i wen to two compounds, i met a couple who were evacuees themselves back in 1992 during the fire storm so they know how it feels. >> this couple had to flee their open hills home 26 years ago. now they enjoy the company of a 87 santa rosa vac wee for eight days. he slept on their few ton. he was one of 77 seniors who took refuge. >> when we watched the t.v. wwe realized we were playing a small part in this event of some people who were watching all over the world. >> after three days on a shelter of an army cot needed some physical therapist and we were able to do that for them. being given the opportunity to care for those that we don't know was a gift. >> reporter: byron park and walnut creek it was a similar scenario, scrambling to get b

lesley brinkley live with more about the housing storage. >> reporter: exactly, i'm here near roz more and walnut creek there is very little on the pi met a real estate manager today saying they're seeing people coming down from the north bay fires, looking to shop and make offers on homes here. >> we've had clients who come down whose homes are burnt. >> reporter: some aren't waiting for things to settle out with their insurance company. if they have enough for a downpayment they're pursuing what little is for sale. this napa resident works in a with you nut creek escrow office. >> a couple that lost everything? santa rosa are coming here. they don't have anything but the clothes on their back. coming in and putting officers in this area, hopefully they'll get one soon. >> reporter: this is the busy industry to the ross moore retirement neighborhood. they see people filled with cloths and dogs scouting for houses. the priority, shopping for fire-safe homes. it's tough. >> negotiate with your insurance company, make sure you can walk away with what you do with them, but take your time

brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> drone view 7 received permission from authorities to fly over the jourys and mobile home park in san rosa and you can see the utter devastation. eric thomas joi us live on fountain groove rkway. eric a sad day there. >> reporter: it is indeed. this was the other of the fountaingrove neighborhood they had a report that there might be a victim here. you can see why they're s worried that thacould indeed happen. from this ford pickup truck is melted. this is part of radiator ran underneath the truck and back over this way where the slope it. this was the windshield, it's completely melted. let's take you over here and show you more of what's going on. these are things firefighters have to look out for. you see the smoke rising over there, embers probablyurning over that way. every home as far as you can see in this neighborhood was burned to the ground and destroyed. searchers came here in protect of suits. they looked around andeveloped information that possibly the person they were looki for was away. they're checking on that information right now. no more sear

lesley brinkley live with more about the housing storage. >> reporter: exactly, i'm here near roz more and walnut creek there is very little on the pi met a real estate manager today saying they're seeing people coming down from the north bay fires, looking to shop and make offers on homes here. >> we've had clients who come down whose homes are burnt. >> reporter: some aren't waiting for things to settle out with their insurance company. if they have enough for a downpayment they're pursuing what little is for sale. this napa resident works in a with you nut creek escrow office. >> a couple that lost everything? santa rosa are coming here. they don't have anything but the clothes on their back. coming in and putting officers in this area, hopefully they'll get one soon. >> reporter: this is the busy industry to the ross moore retirement neighborhood. they see people filled with cloths and dogs scouting for houses. the priority, shopping for fire-safe homes. it's tough. >> negotiate with your insurance company, make sure you can walk away with what you do with them, but take your time

reporting live in napa, i'm lesley brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> drone view 7 received permission from authorities to fly over the journeys and mobile home park in santa rosa and you can see the utter devastation. eric thomas joins us live on fountain groove markway. eric a sad day there. >> reporter: it is indeed. this was the other of the fountaingrove neighborhood they had a report that there might be a victim here. you can see why they're so worried that that could indeed happen. from this ford pickup truck it's melted. this is part of radiator ran underneath the truck and back over this way where thepe it. this was the windshield, it's completely melted. let's take you over here and show you more of what's going on. these are things firefighters have to look out for. you see the smoke rising over there, embers probably burning over that way. every home as far as you can see in this neighborhood was burned to the ground and destroyed. searchers came here in protect of suits. they looked around and developed information that possibly the person they were looking for was away. they're checking o

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